Through my investigating online, it seems to be necessary to build in
some type of anti-piracy scheme into Android apps... much the same as
would be done for a desktop app.
Also of concern is the issue of app updates. I found this about updates:
"You just /upload/ a new apk file, which should have a higher version
code and a higher version number than the previous apk."
It seems that I need to write LC code into my app to check (each time it
starts up) if an updated version is available. If there is, I simply
alert the user to load the new version, which... as long as it is signed
with the same private key and uses the same package name... will simply
replace the outdated version.
Have others gone through this process?
Thanks.
Richard
On 5/12/2012 4:21 AM, Richard Miller wrote:
What are folks here doing in terms of selling their Android apps?
Is anyone selling directly from their own website? If so, how are you
addressing piracy issues? Should this be addressed the same way as
selling a desktop app?
If only through Android market (stores), which ones do you recommend
focusing on?
Thanks.
Richard Miller
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